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Conecuh National Forest

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Conecuh National Forest
Address: 16375 US Hwy 29
Andalusia, AL 36420
Phone: 334-222-2555;
Web: www.fs.fed.us/r8/alabama
Size: 83,883 acres.
Location: Southern Alabama on the Florida border. Accessible by US 29 and AL 137. Nearby towns are Andalusia, Brewton, and Opp, AL; Crestview, FL.
Facilities: Campground, picnic sites, trails, shooting range.
Activities: Camping, hunting, fishing, bird watching, boating, swimming, hiking, mountain biking, horseback riding, shooting.
Special Features: Open Pond Recreation Area, with CCC-built shelter; Conecuh Trail, a 20-mile trek through Alabama's coastal plains; Blue Spring, a large natural spring with icy, clear waters.
See other parks in Alabama.
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Samples from Conecuh National Forest, Covington Co.
A GEOGRAPHIC STUDY OF THE VEGETATION STRUCTURE OF BACHMAN'S SPARROW ... by Haggerty, Thomas M. / Journal of the Alabama Academy of Science
alabama CONECUH NATIONAL FOREST The planting of more than 348,000 native longleaf in two projects at this forest north of Florida's Panhandle is part on an effort to rebuild the upland sandhill ecosystem and encourage the restoration of native plants and animals.
Longleaf redux by Horton, Tom / American Forests
A Godsend' Robert Taylor, district silviculturist at Conecuh National Forest, also dreams of future populations of plants and animals now rarely seen in his Alabama forest: Japanese honeysuckle and native jasmine, gopher tortoises,endangered Indiana gray bats, the red-cockaded woodpeckers.
A helping hand for damaged land by Natarajan, Ashok / American Forests
 
 
 
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